Willow Meadows Civic Club

The June 2019 edition of Willow Meadows News is now available.  From the Main Menu on the Home Page, click on Committees > Publications -- or download it directly via this link.

HOUSTON - The City has taken a critical step forward with the opening of four Housing Resource Centers, one in each quadrant of the city, to use $1.17 billion in federal aid to assist Houstonians whose homes were damaged by Hurricane Harvey (Note: some funds available to higher income brackets).

Anyone who may be eligible must first complete a survey:

• Online at https://recovery.houstontx.gov
• By phone at 832-393-0550 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm)
• Or in person at any of the new centers (Northeast, 9551 N. Wayside, Houston 77028; Northwest, 13101 Northwest Freeway [Hwy. 290], Suite 101, Houston 77040; Southwest, 6464 Savoy Drive, Suite 110, Houston 77036; Southeast, 11550 Fuqua St., 3rd floor, Houston 77036).

Mobile outreach teams are also available to serve home-bound residents and others.

Please see the info flyer.

Rice University’s Center for Energy & Environmental Research in the Human Sciences (CENHS) and Department of Anthropology is conducting research to find out, via surveys and in-person interviews, how people whose homes were flooded decide to stay or relocate. All of the results from this research will be anonymized, and shared with City of Houston and Harris County officials to help their planning and recovery efforts.

For more information on this project, download this flyer and/or contact Principal Investigator Dominic Boyer or Project Lead Mark Vardy (their email addresses can be found on the flyer).